hans rosling
the leveling out – that Hans describes/suggests/talking about.. seeking that equity is what keeps us up at night.
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find Hans everywhere, here he is on wikipedia.
perhaps find/follow him here:
inspiring this:
monday, march 29, 2010
hans rosling – let’s do it because it’s possible
tuesday, august 31, 2010
hans rosling
plus
= social change.
being good to each other is clever…
how can we not?
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tuesday, october 12, 2010
hans rosling
tedxchange
Hans Rosling reframes 10 years of UN data with his spectacular visuals, lighting up an astonishing — mostly unreported — piece of front-page-worthy good news: We’re winning the war against child mortality. Along the way, he debunks one flawed approach to stats that blots out such vital stories.
measuring makes the diff from a political talk and making change happen
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friday, december 3, 2010
hans rosling
a story of 200 countries over 200 years
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being good to each other is clever
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June 2014 at TEDSalon Berlin 2014:
Hans and Ola Rosling: How not to be ignorant about the world
5 min – the first thing to know about the future is to know about the present
the problem isn’t that people won’t listen to media – problem is media doesn’t know itself
Ola – why are we all so ignorant? we have a personal bias – from our neighborhood (personal bias), from outdated info in schools, news bias (focus on unusual)
so skewed info – then add on human intuition – we see causality where there is none
solve by measuring – the curing… – ignorance
1. sit down late night and learn all this
2. short cuts – turn intuition into strength – learn to generalize
ie: everything is getting worse, most things improve – pick the improve
using gdp – ugh
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@HansRosling
Hans’ son @OlaRosling writing: Hans sadly died today! But his dream of a fact-based worldview, we will never let die! Follow @Gapminder
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hans-rosling-dead-jedi-master-data-dies-68-1605300
World-famous Swedish statistician Hans Rosling has died at the age of 68. The Professor of Global Health was a pioneer in his field, acclaimed for his innovative use of data when researching development issues.
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